New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

..t.s a.. board the Electra after brief consultation.
agreed to declare the OF as 1t was snat 1e
Yachts could not complete the course before mMh,gnE
then The decision communicated 70 the ~ ny
end and the started gnes 70
mnscians one of the steamers PLAYING
Sweet It and %a; Mayawos
49, w:.s - ~ a. s.Torace of Bay Ridge.
Tine next trial ,sn race mile, % Or
return. and the start will be made AZ .ooo ''o "'
On thc Eectra With Commodore Gerry were exovTs
rnodore James D. Smith, yceCommoiore q Z. naeu.'
Com Committee: fleet Captain GonvsrDeur Kortriyht
stephen Peabody and Alexander IayI"r' or .en,I 10
Rapsllo Judge Of the court Of Appeals E. O. Perrne.
IL f. sicSies. Paion r. Miller Of Albany; Alexander
Edmund G. Stanton and d. L. Duncan Buckley.
TRlBUSE reporter bearded tho rhis'le shorty slrer
she returned aud dropped anchor at lomphihsve zap
tain Barr was standing on deck. ,,
Well, what do you think OF the volunteer now ,
she's nrsiras boat; there isn't any donbt about
that But in what saw of the race tue MAY s ~ We'll
seemed 10 have the ADVANTAGE Both boats were ~ ~ Is
handled as they could be in the circumstances ~
great pity that there was no'wna and number of
friends pont rowed from hs
they had been visiting Mrs. Bal wa narty we're in
in natty Yachting The whoie pi! a, convsr-
high spirits and The formed ns sGe Sa thistle but
in apite OF that the little sailing she did was emheh'
sss'ac.ors " sorrr the race was finished said Mrs
Bell who is as much OF an enthrsiasI rs any 'A'
W,,, the T,,.,le 20 out at the next race
n MI hell for our ownrace must
vscsat hat we'll do our very best u via Tho oH
Mr. Watson said NO hing out 40 sS nrpprietors over
Gers and crew were as Juobsns - w" f'Nf
III Ths Thistle will take spin to-day II mere e. -
snvihins OF q breeze II has been announcer into
h.. or win the Scotch ciItter VIII go i"'o
IN market after the for the cup ont
The Mobicau II expected. VIII De reauy 10 800
"A atfend ths race Thursday. Carpenters Pshei'
and decorators are putting the unlmnx
Gerry had said he never had been on yach, - -,
snch splendid style Captain Tlmpson whca assea $50,
he Thought OF the Volunteer, sad "shes an ape ''
yes, sir, very able boat
THE GALATEA ARRIVES AT MARBLEHEAD.
M,pp,rur.p Mass Sept 13.-The yacht Galatea ar
rived here about O'Clock this morning, after an eA
,a.a cruixe East, and came TO anchor of the East
eru Yacht CIuh hoise will sail today weather PEI.
rniituy for WORK 1t Is generally uhue stv. "'
Iasutenant Hem will return TO England Ia Oo'o'S''
KEEP OUT OF THE WAY OF THE YACHfS'
To the Editor Of The Tribun@
SIR: You will greatly oblge the Committee Oh 'nc
Awerca Gun and especially the Regatta Committee Oh
ths New. York Yacht Club IL through the Columns .,
our uaner YOU viii call the attention OF all captains ana
own.rs Of vessels and especially OF all steam vessels u
th reat and absolute necessity OF keeping
c. dtsface 10 eeward of the yachts competing IN .no
cun rsceS steamer passing close 10 yaou WI - ~
ya hsrl draught OF wind together with awasn OF sea,
both interfering with her speed Inc cutusg IN ~
sbe I'D or asterH should likewise be avoided ihs app
woud hardly seem necessary the experienee oi s
cup races did warrant IT, Inc taess Ar
NAV should he given to both challenger and ehalIengeu
and we feel II Is Int 10 call the VI
the public this matter III order 10 Issu.e Ina mn f'
which We so much desire hsH CTP COMMITTEE
rloosb;n Ti,cfrn Sept Is. 1887.